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The aim of the Bard’s Tales-series is to provide your Bards with in-game fluff to tell and thus, no game mechanics are given, but rather we are presented with stories, chants and limericks. I gave the first Bard’s Tales a severe beating, so let’s take a look how the sequel holds up, shall we?
This pdf is 23 pages long, 1 page front cover, 1 page blank inside of front page, 1 page editorial, 2 pages titles, 1 page SRD (also containing reprinted info on the Antipaladin), 1 page ToC (also containing 3 demonic patrons) and 1 page back cover, leaving 15 pages for the Antipaladins.
By Thilo Graf This map comes in several pdfs: One for the upper Inn, one for the lower Inn. Furthermore, we get versions of the map in both letter and A4-formats (for Europeans like yours truly), as well as MACOSX-compatible versions, 4 jpegs of the map and map-tool files. Lower Inn: This pdf is 39…
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Cartographer Jonathan Roberts created this map for Kobold Quarterly #10 and, in collaboration with Open Design, we are happy to bring it to you today as "Fantastic Maps: The Sand Dragon Inn". The Sand Dragon Inn is know for its luxurious common room and beautiful mosaic courtyard, but it hides a dark secret. Under the…
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This pdf from Rite Publishing is 17 pages long, 1 page front cover, 1 page editorial, 1 page SRD and 2 pages of ads, leaving 12 pages for the haunts.
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